#1 Firearm Zealot
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Pics of My Nazi German Sniper
Pics of My Nazi German Sniper
And that is an authentic Nazi Flag.
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#2 Scope mount mfgr.
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Nice rifle, I enjoyed the pics in your gallery. I really like the tiger striped
#3 Firearm Aficionado
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sweet rifle!
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#4 Firearm Enthusiast
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The Nazis used Mosins?? I thought they limited themselves to Mausers? Well, it could make sense because they were in cahoots with the Soviet Union until they invaded the country.
#5 Firearm Aficionado
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Sweet!!!!!
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#6 Firearm Aficionado
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i've read many accounts of whermacht snipers using captured m91/30 snipers
#7 Resident Curmudgeon
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Well, that could explain why Gutowski in Kelly's Heroes was using a Mosin instead of a M1903A4 Springfield. He took it off a dead German... and that would also explain the Garand bayonet he had tied to the muzzle, too. A German sniper wouldn't be shooting it with a bayonet, so he wouldn't bother carrying it.
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Quote:
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Capt'n Mil Coll
Pics of My Nazi German Sniper
Any distict capture markings?
P.S. Sorry... Like the rifle, not the flag.
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#9 Firearm Zealot
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I wonder if the flag is worth more than the rifle.
#10 Firearm Aficionado
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Quote:
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gandog56
I wonder if the flag is worth more than the rifle.
Add some more Cosmolene to your coffee, you might find answers!
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#11 Firearm Enthusiast
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Человек, то одна сладостная машина умерщвления!!
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#12 Firearm Aficionado
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Location: MN
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Capt'n, you might want to check out this website:
FINNISH ARMY 1918 - 1945: RIFLES PART 3 "Around July-August 1944 Finland also bought 55,722 Soviet rifles (most of them M/91-30) from Germany, most of them were in poor shape, so they were used as parts."
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#13 Banned
Join Date: Jul 2008
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Quote:
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Capt'n Mil Coll
Pics of My Nazi German Sniper
And that is an authentic Nazi Flag.
U KRAUT
#14 Firearm Zealot
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Quote:
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Geo M44
Any distict capture markings?
+1
#15 Firearm Zealot
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Nice Rifle Capt'n. German Markings?
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#16 Registered User
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Very nice rifle ya got there! And I do like the flag, but not what it stands for. Its as much an historical artifact as the rifle, and I would be proud to own it.
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#17 Firearm Enthusiast
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real nice
#18 Firearm Zealot
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very nice! how about some close-ups of the nazi markings on it?
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